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Computed from SEC EDGAR filings and closing prices — not copied from any wealth ranking. Dataset . How we calculate this.
Revenue and net income below are for fiscal period FY2025, the period label carried by this company’s own annual XBRL filings to the SEC. Fiscal years do not line up between companies — one company’s FY2026 can cover much the same months as another’s FY2025 — so compare the periods, not just the numbers.
Headcount comes from Yahoo Finance, not from a filing. The date beside it is the day we retrieved the figure — it is not the date the company counted its staff, and Yahoo does not publish that date. Unlike the SEC filings behind the other figures on this page, this one carries no open licence, so we publish the number and nothing else from that source.
Everyone below has filed at least one insider report against this company.
Value is that share count priced at the same closing price used everywhere else on this site. A row priced from only some of a person’s securities says so — we do not quietly present a partial sum as a complete one.
The role comes from the relationship boxes a person ticks on their own insider filings — officer, director, ten per cent owner — not from anything we infer. Somebody who is both an officer and a director appears once, in the combined group, so the row count still matches the figure at the top of this page. Where no filing states a role we say so instead of guessing one.
| Insider | Reported role | Shares | Value | Last action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Officers who also sit on the board 1 | ||||
| Ronen Faier | CEO | 4,773 | Not available | — position reported |
| Directors 2 | ||||
| Jeff Horing | Board Member | 204,261 | Not available | — position reported |
| Gili Iohan | Board Member | 4,773 | Not available | — position reported |
We hold no Form 4 transaction rows for monday.com Ltd. yet. An insider report can exist without any transaction rows we could parse, so an empty table here means “we have nothing to show you”, not “nothing happened”.
From SEC Form 4 filings. Every row links to the filing it came from. How we calculate this.
The report an officer, director or large shareholder must file after trading their own company’s stock.
11 legal entities named in the subsidiary exhibit filed with this company’s most recent 20-F. . Filing on SEC.gov.
This is not the full list. SEC rules only require a company to name its significant subsidiaries.
Smaller entities are left out of the exhibit entirely. A short list here means a short exhibit — it does not mean the company owns nothing else. Nothing on this page is inferred: every name below is copied from the filing.
| Subsidiary | Organised in |
|---|---|
| FY2025 20-F | — |
| MONDAY.COM ,S.A .DE C.V. | Mexico |
| monday.com GmbH | Germany |
| monday.com Inc. | Delaware, United States |
| monday.com K.K. | Japan |
| monday.com Ltda. | Brazil |
| monday.com PTE .LTD. | Singapore |
| monday.com Pty Ltd. | Australia |
| monday.com SAS | France |
| monday.com SP .Z O.O. | Poland |
| monday.com UK 2020 Ltd. | United Kingdom |
A subsidiary is a separate legal entity this company controls; it is not the same thing as a brand, a division or an office. These entities do not file with the SEC in their own right, so there is no separate page to open for them.
Think a number here is wrong? Open the linked filing and compare — how to report it.
Every figure on this page comes from filings to the U.S. SEC via EDGAR. Nothing here is estimated, and nothing is taken from press coverage or company websites.